Striking First: Preemption and Prevention in International Conflict (The University Center for Human Values Series)
Analyzes the ethics and legality of preemptive and preventive strikes, using historical examples to clarify when early military action may be justified in global affairs.
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Examines the arguments for and against striking first in international disputes.
Considers moral, legal, and strategic implications of preemption and prevention.
Draws on historical cases to assess when early action may be justified.
Discusses the challenges of defining threats and authorizing intervention.
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